Migration within the EU
- Created by: Hannah Jeffery
- Created on: 06-04-13 11:40
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- Migration within the EU
- EU
- in 2007 there were 27 states
- 6 original core founders
- to join the EU
- countries must fulfil economic and political problems
- EU allows
- free movement of people
- good services
- between 27 members
- eastern European jobs
- 4% Primary
- farming
- secondary 43%
- warehouse packer builder factory
- tertiary 21%
- catering, cleaner waiter, hotel maid
- 4% Primary
- push factors from Poland
- social
- high unemployment (19% in 2004) (also economical)
- Housing shortage
- 300 houses to 1000 people
- social
- Pull factors to the UK
- Social
- ease of migration
- uk allowed unlimited migration in 2004
- better public services
- schools , hospitals , safe water supply and electricity
- ease of migration
- economical
- more work with higher wages
- demand for tradesmen e.g plumbers
- good exchange rate
- pound was worth a lot of polish Zloty
- more work with higher wages
- Social
- impacts on Poland
- social
- polish population decline
- 0.3% decrease in population and birth rates drop as the migrants are mainly young
- polish population decline
- economical
- shortage of workers slowed economy in Poland
- Polish economy boosted by money sent home
- 3 billion in 2006
- less tax
- loss of Labour
- separation of families
- social
- impacts on the Uk
- social
- uk population increased slightly
- ethnic diversity increased
- a lot of the Polish are catholic so church attednance increased
- increase in racial tension
- economic
- immigration boosted the UK economy
- social
- refugee migrations to the EU
- in 2001 45000 emigrants tried to enter Spain as refugees from wars
- impacts on spain
- social
- social tension between immigrants and Spaniards
- Birth rate increased as a lot of the migrants were young
- economical
- unskilled workers filled gaps in job market
- over-supply of workers so average wages for unskilled jobs have fallen
- social
- impacts on African countires
- economical
- economy and services already damaged by war
- didn't impact the economy
- refugees paid no contribution to the economy
- Refugees weren't receiving benfits from the governemnt
- didn't impact the economy
- refugees paid no contribution to the economy
- Refugees weren't receiving benfits from the governemnt
- economy and services already damaged by war
- social
- family's were seperated
- economical
- impacts on spain
- in 2001 45000 emigrants tried to enter Spain as refugees from wars
- EU
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